ideas where to look

Anyone but CRE

 

Where do you live; city/state?

 

Try these; do the online applications before any phone calls. This way, when you do call, they can pull up your application and look at it while talking to you; this saves time and will be less confusing.
Paschall Truck Lines
Freymiller
TransAm
Transport America
Western Express
USA Truck
Carolina Logistics
Super Service
Ignore any "experience required" on the websites and apply anyway.
You'll probably get a couple of job offers off this list. Apply to all of them.

 

Celadon just had me drive around a few miles and back a trailer into a tight slot .then I was ok to go. When I wasn't driving for a year and a half.

 

All those on the list should be good. There's a couple more, but I'm trying to remember the names. When I do I'll post them.
What about Wiley Sanders Truck Lines? They run dry van and pneumatic dry bulk tanks.
Try Southern Ag Carriers (www.sou-ag.com) . Hauling agricultural products would probably beat general freight anytime.

Millis Transfer
Interstate Distributor